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IRON AND STEEL,

Six Months Production-D tsappolnting Do.
elmo in the South. .'s Is
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The Bulletin
published to-day by the American Iron
and Steel Association says:
< The American Iron and Steel Aesocia-
ton has received from the manufacturers
complete statistics Of the production Of
pig iron in the United States ID the first
ak months Of the present year also,
complete BtatiHtics Of the stocks OF unsold
pig iron in the hands OF manufacturers or
their agents on the 30sh day Of June last.
These statistics are not only complete, but
they are accurate. SSi6'Gl q.
= The total production OF pig iron in the
United States in the first six months OF
1887 amounted to 3,O51, 900 gross tons of
2 240 pounds. Our production in the last
six months Of 1856 was 3,0i5,6 gross
tons. The production in the first ak
months Of 1887 WAS very alightly in excess
Of that In the last ak months Of 1856, AL
& The reduction in the make OF bitumi-
nous pig iron was almost exactly balanced
by the increase In the make Of mixed an.
thracite and coke pig iron and the slightly
increased production OF anthracite pie iron
alone, indicating tho substitution in the
first six months Of 1881 Of anthracite for
coke in the production Of about LIS, 900
net tons OF pig iron. ~
The production of Spiegeleisen and
Ferro. Manganese in the fret six months
Of 1887 (including in the aggregate pro-
duction Of pig iron) lis disappointment.
It was only AZ, 43G net tons. In the whole
OF the year Of 1886 We made Al, 1882 net
tons. The production Of Bessemes PIG
iron for the first half Of 1857, was ,445 G7j
net tons, or about AZ per cent Of our total
production Of pig iron. .55l fa9t :s8i.
DECREASED PRODUCTION IN THE SOUTH, +
Contrary to the general expectation, the
production OF pig iron in the Southern
statea during the HrBt six months Of 1881
did not advance, but was q little less thar
in the last ak months Of 1886. The e1.
PLANTATION OF the failure OF the South t
make as much progress in the manutac.
ture Of pig iron in the first half OF 1887, al
has been expected of her. is two.fold
First, several Of her furnaces have beer
handicapped by "a lack of coke; second
mono OF the new furnaces in the Soutl
which were under contract laat winter O.
last spring hRye yet been completed. 81
" The stocks Of pig iron which were IN
cold in the hands Of manufacturers o
their agents on the 30sh OF June last, ant
which are not intended for the consump
ton Of the manufacturers, amounted i
| 264, III net tons, againt 252, 304 net ton
l on the Fl at nj Dacamher laat * Tho oan ar
81 impression has been that stocks wer
greatly reduced at the close Of June, bu
the figures show that they were as larg
then as at the beginning Of the year. III
aggregate was, however, very small com
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LONDON, July 22,-The Marquis Of Lon.
donderry, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland F;
Lord Ashburn, Mr.. Ballour, Chief Score.
tary, and General Sir Butler, will hold a
conference on the coercion bill to morrow
in Dublin, g -. 81 81 49, *
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-.fI '.FIE f1E -Htr ~ ~
y A Statesman in Limbo

LONDON, July 22.-Russian agents who
arrived at Bucharest, from Bulgaria, re-
affirm the report that M. Radoslayoa, ex..
Premier, is a prisoner al Varha. They
say that Bulgaria is overrun with armed
men, ff.a25 4 * 49, ~. :
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Another breathing Spell for Sharp.

= 1N"t1Vk ARotse''h'S oFe'1 - " N''ss1 Fl =
New YoRk, July 22.-The argument TO
make permanent tho stay Of proceedings
in the case OF Jacob Sharp, which was to
have besn heard by Judge Potter in the
Supreme Court chambers to-day, has been
adjourned until Tuesday next. Bourke
CochrSne has been retained by Sharp to
make the argument and it was to give
him time to make himself familiar with
the case and prepare his briefs that the
adjournment was granted. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
THE GEoRGE-M,GLYNN PARTY
VIII Nominate for the Presidency and
Every Other Oflce Every Time.

"hl Nominate for the Presidency and
Every Othor Office Every Time. ASS
New York, July 22.-Cheers and way.
ing Of hats and handkerchiefs greeted DR..
McGlynn's announcement in Irving Hall,
last night. That the 5Anti-Poverty So.
ciety would have candidate Of it's own
in tho field at the next Presidential cleo.
ton.
I'm every future election" he said, eve
are to nominate candidates OF our own
pledged to carry out our ideas and we are
to keep on reiterating our platform Of
principles." The audience cheered them
sslves horse when Dr.. McGlynn said the
labor party With its anti.poverty princi-
pies would make no compromises with
any other political party, but nominate
absolutely independent United Labor can
didates for every elective Office. Then he
said we shall have q candidate Tor the Presi-
dent otthe United States, too. Hell be Dr..
McGlynnp shouted an excited an,i.psu-
per, jumping out OF his seat and waving
his black derby. It was the signal that
let the audience 60 wild for two minutes.
Dr.. McGlynn went ahead with his speech
in the uproar. 7 %
Mr.. George said: eve will sweep the
State. II $4,000 votes will beat the Democ-
racy, then the labor ticket must win. The
Labor party will hold a National conven-
ton and place in the field candidates for
President and Vice-Presldent. The mis-
slonary work is promising throughout the
country, and will, I believe, have an
electric effect. base this belief upon the
strength OF our party and the general dia-
gust with the present state Of affairs" ~.
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THIS Ia about Mr.. Camden'a time to cry,
"saye mo from my friends" with particu.
lar reference 10 the demented Register. 4

CoNcERsINd the next ins!alment from
the New York World, what Is tho Regisltr
going 10 do about it2 Wait till Mr.. Cam.
den mails 1t from New York with com.
mand 10 print It In full?
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/. Caught by u Cow.

p,EpMoSr, NO., July s2.-The Memphis,
cannon ball train on the Iron Mountain
road, Ian over COW derailing the whole
train aud killing the engineer, Alex. Ham
ilton. AL tho passengers were 3 badly
shaken UP! but nspe were seriously IN !;
jured. 5t%ii Ks & 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
Paupsr Immigrants Can't LnnJ,

New YoRK, July 2s.-Judge Lacombe
in the United States district court to-day
decided that when the Commissioners Of
Emigration order that certain persons
who came to this country and ore liable
to be charge on this country must re-.
turn whence they come; the order Is alb.
solute, and court has no jurisdiction in
the matter. This was in the case of Fran
cesco Pergi. bis wife and two children,
whom the Commissioners ordered back to
Italy, although two relatives offered to
give bonds each for 5000 to guarantee
that they would not become charge to
the country. 5la ..5r a. AZ =. h.,
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MIR. CAMDEN AND TIE "wonLD."
Another Batch Dns-The Correspondent
.}4e Cunning For Gentle Jeems. ln'
ghxefoI Dist,olab Ia N. F,ysUio.,Ass 10

fIttIh UHptlth 70 NC lHltHIqtnetr ~ -TIT-IT-T !
PARKIRsBuRd. July 22.-Additional SON.
sations concerning tho Camden matter in
the New York World arc brewing. The
World will contain another letter to.mor.
row from here giving new and interesting
facts, and mentioning now nance. Two
or three more letters will follow. The
World correspondent hero has already, 1t
Is aaid, taken steps to make the Wheeling
Regisier answsr Tor its libslpus editorials.
The investigation, having been started,
will 10 worked to the bottom anil nobody
will be spared. 1t Is the general opinion
here that Mr.. Camdon's reply has done
more harm than good. T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
TIE PRESIDENTS WESTERN royn
A Landable Dosirs to Soc Something OF His


5b .leli Country. L., .,i.ria WI.
New York, July GA Washington
special to tho Post says: There ia no doubt
that the President has already determined
to take en- extended tour through the
Western States In ,os.ly autumn. The
date has not yet been fixed. II he goes
early he will probably visit FIRST Chicago,
then Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapo-
lie. Returning to Washington by way OF
Omaha, Atchinon, Kansas City and
st. Louis. II tho trip Is taken
Later the route will DO reversed, 80 as
to visit st. Louis frat, and then Kansas
City, Atchison, Omaha, Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Milwaukee, returning home d.
rect from Chicago. The President hopes
TO be able to make this trip In daylight 80
IS to sac the country and observe the
great progress Of the west. It Is his in
tention to meet the people of the western
States as President OF the whole country,
and not IS the representative Of one party.
This is the way in which he talks with
those to whom he hascxpresssd his views
on the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
More Yellow Fever In Key West,

KEY WEsr, July g. Nine new cases Of
yellw fever have developed since yester-
day, but no deaths have occurred during
the last two weeks. 'f Il Z 7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
A ltiso In Tobacco.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 22.--Thero 10 a
boom in tho tobacco market here. Prices
have advanced s. 80 per 100 pounds in
three days. The rise Is due to q short
crop on account OF reduced acreage aud
unfayorable weather., Buyers for eastern
factories are scrambling to fill largo orders
aud 1t looks as II figures would 20 still
higher. yg HgH -" ]n.I'S g.,, q
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stonewnil jackson Wilson Dead,
cial Dispateh to the IattI.igenca.

cPtcHI DHVdc7I 70 INC 1NltTgIt7IctF. N z
CLARHsnuRe, W. Va, July 22.--stone.
wall J. Wilson, special United States Pen.
sion Examiner, died here at 10 o'clock to-
night. He was son Of Colonel Ben VII.
son and young man OF character and
ability, 9}stF EaR' II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
Lost In n Cyclone

GLASGOW, July 2ss.-Ths ship Firth, Of
Dina, has been lost in cyclone in Java
waters. Her entire crew numbering
twenty-five persisted. S..S. "a, Ssf z.si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
PITTSBURGH KNIGHTS
staud by Powdcriy, But Not Favorable t
tho General Executive Board.

Stand by Powdoriy, But Not Favorable to
tho General Executive Board. 4
PlrTiYuRaH, July 22.-At the annual
meeting Of District Assembly No. 8,
Knights Of Labor, comprising all assem-
blies in Allegheny county, four delegates
to the General Assembly who are favor
able to Powderly were chosen. The con.
sideration of the new constitution caused
lively discussion, and developed the fact
that majority Of the knights Of this dis.
trict were opposed to it. They claim that
the laws providing for greater centrali.
zstion Of power in the General Executive
Board were rushed through by certain
element in the order, and that it does not
comprise the sentiments OF majority OF
the organization. It is probable that the
delegates to the General Assembly will
be instructed to oppose them, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
WHEELINl lKln Ip X. ia sANpuSKY. 1p I'M Ip A.IE
Innings ............. 2134g 567S9
sandusky...................3 OIL c. 0 90 q
Wheeling. ..-.............. 2 0 l o % o o. I

Home run, kimber. Three baggers, Hcwer
Schelt Chrisman, Smurthwait and Kimber. Dou
blss strothets schcIi, Miller and speideI struci
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23

Base hits-Kalamazoo 8; Zanesville IA.
Errors-Kalamszoo Il Zanesville 8. Bat
teries-kslamazoo, Watson and Dillon
|Zanesvilie, Eastman and Lauer. Umpire
l-Stellberger. s7i9s.5s = 5t ':34{
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
Gle GntdkiQeagfl:lfsrls
omom Nos. ao and II Fourteenth Street.

PERSONS hasiao Inc fa,y Tor he kaion, and Tim.
m,r .ruttltfs, con hate the DAILY ,lsrxlliuSscn
raiLtd 10 them postpaid, for G5 eents per month, the
aidtv Ctiup changed ds often ds dtsirtd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
Kalamazoo Slaughtered.

VnIhmH2Do SInuEntereus ~,
Special Dispatch 10 the IntelliJeIcer. III 2
KALAMAZOO, MICH, July l2-Zanesville
simply slaughtered Kalamazoo to-day by
means Of heavy stick work assisted by
the wretched fielding Of the home team.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
4 ,ColcAte's Cn.hm orc bouquet.

Awhile, pure, deliciously scented toilet
soap, which never roughsns the most
delicate skin, NTH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-23
Now that We have frequent cooling
showers, Ia anybody growlinv2 "a

"TuE President and the Panther; a Tale
Of Wild Life In the White House." by
Stephen Grover Cleveland. @'4b.li!E,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 25. 1887.
THE MEETING OF The LEGIS-
LATURE.

The legislature will assemble at Rich
mond on the I'd Wednesday in December.
1t will stand-iD the Senate 26 Democrats
to IA Republicans. and in the House 81
Democrats to 80 Republicans. giving a
Democratic majority of "a on joint-ballot.
In the last legislature the Democrats had
a majority of go on Joint-ballot.
In the matter of film the State Offices
the only contested places are the following
First Auditor, Lt.-Gov. John E. Massey
and Col. Morton Marye, the incumbent.
are the candidates; Public Printer-A. e.
Micou of Essex, the Incumbent, J. H.
O'Bannon of Richmond, Jos. K. Smith of
Fredericksburg. w. H. Prout of Charlottes-
vile, and Mr.. Caldwell of Wythe, ex-editor
of the Wytheville "Enterprise," are the
candidates; Register of the Land Of
fce-Jos. A. Wingfeld, the incumbent,
and Maj. r. F. Gaines of Charlotte, are
the candidates.; Superintendent of the
Penitentiary-W. W. Moses. the incum-
bent, and J. E. Irwin of Wythe.
For the Speakership of the House the
candidates are-R. 81. Cardwell Of Hano
yer and Henry r. Pollard of King &
Queen.
There is much interest felt among the
bar at Richmond in the election of Hus-
tings and Chancery Judges for that city.
For the Hastings Judge-Samuel B. Witt.
Bev. L. Crump, and D. Z. Richardson are
mentioned. and for the Chancery Judge
E. FL. Fitzhugh, John Randolph Tucker.
Jr., jackson Guy. and James G. Lamb are
named. One Of the earliest acts In connec.
tion with the Judgeships Will be the cleo.
ton of a Hastings Judge for Staunton.
The names mentioned for that place are
VIM. Patrick, Charles Grattan. Jos. A.
Waddell. Richard P. Bell, and s. s.
SmeltZer.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25

1On PER PROFIT and SAMPLES FREE to
lUU CENT men canvasserS for DIR SlOTr'S
GENUINE ELECTRIC BELTS. BRUSHES. &c Lady
agents wanted for Electric COrsets. Quick sales
Write at once for terms. DR. SCOTT,
nOv25 4w 8A Broadway, N Y.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25
Call for a Labor Convention,
To the Wage Workers and Laborers Of VI,
amin.

To the Wage Workers and Laborers of Vir-
ginid:
AT a regular meeting of Stanton AS
sen.bly, No. 2711, K. OF L.. held on Mon
day evening, November 14th, 1887, the
undersigned were appointed a committee
to issue an invitation to the Wage work
ers of Virginia, to meet in mass cOnven-
ton in the City OF Stanton, at such time
as saic committee might designate.
In pursuance to the above action, we
hereby invite all wage earners OF this
State to meet with US in convention in this
city on Thursday the 10Th day January.
1855
The object of this convention is in no
wise political in partizan sense, but sim
ply and solely gathering together of the
wolkingmen of this Commonwealth. ire
spective of party, for the purpose of devils
ing ways and means for the advancement
of their interests; to secure effective or
ganiZation and lay the foundation for ben
efits to accrue to themselves and their
children.
To this end steps will be taken to i'm
press upon the Legislature. among other
things. the necessity of providing
A Bureau of Labor Statistics for Vir-
gilia:
A thorough regulation of the Convict
Labor System. so that thieves and criml
ually may not be allowed to compete with
honest workmen who have families to sup
port and the duties of citiZeDs to discharge;
A more efficient administration of the
School System, SO that the children of the
poor may receive che advantages of prac-
tical education;
And such other matters as in the wis
dom of the convention may be properly
considered.
The sole aim will be to elevate and dig
nifty the condition of working people; and
those whose sympaIhies and whose inter
ests are with the men who work with
their hands are cordially invited to unite
with us in furthering so worthy an object.
W. J. MCCALLKY,
FRANK SMITH,
VIM. H. ALEXANDER,
D. P. BoHAN.
JAS. A. SHEwEY,
R. E. MURRY,
b. M. SMITH.
GEO. H. NEWCOMB,
A. M. CARRIER.
M. F. PETERFIsH,
j. B. COFFELT.
DAN'L CRIMMENs,
Committee.
Stanton, Va, Nov. 22d, 1887.
State papers please copy.
Street Crossing.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25
Y. N. G, 4. MASS
MEETING.
THE INTEREST IN THE Y. III. O..
a. MEETINGS EXTENDS
THEM Il WEEK
LONGER.

CLOSING MEETING OF THE Y. M. C. A.
o SERIES FOR THE WEEK OF PRAYEk-A
LARGE ATTENDANCE-sTATE sECRE-
TARY a. 0. WILLIAMS PRESENT-A
HOUSE FULL OF FRIENDS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25
Street Crossing.
Editor Vindicat0r::

Editor Vindicator:
Our City Council have heretofore manifes-
ted strong inclination to add to the comfort
and provide for the necessity of the public.
The spirit of improvement and enterprise has
been strongly pushed. but it was surprise
when we read that at the meeting of the Coun-
Gil last Tuesday evening when petition ask
ing for crossing at the Postofice was rejec-
ted Only one member of the Council, viz:
the President, favoring the proposition. This
crossing was public necessity-the square
between the Lutheran church and Lewis street
is long one, and in bad weather is a long
way around-hundreds of ladies and gentle
men visit the Postoffice several times a day,
and feel the want of crossing I hope the
City Council will reconsider this petition and
consider the crossing as public necessity.
SUBSCRIBER,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25
Try the Celebrated Eighmie Shirt, Price ST.
nov 70
4 FAMILY JEWEL.

DIR. DAVID KENNEDY, the famous surgeon and
physician, OF kondOuI, N. y. has sent us copy of
his new Medical Treatise. work of great inIrtn-
sic merit apart from many elegant life illustrations
of rare beauty. We find upon examination that 1t
is a work OF exceed ing merit. one which should
the Iudied and valuable medical lessons nculca
ted by the Doctor, here are two articles from the
widely known author Col T. Z. q Judson, (Neo
The printed price of this book is only rs cents but
any enclosing this notice with The name of the
paper from whence it is taken. with cent postage
stamp, will receive the book free by mail.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25

nELINOUEN TAKE NOTTCE!-On the first
u day of the December ERIN OF the Comfy
Court (26th) of Augusta county at the courthouse
door, Will offer for pubic sale. for cash all the
PAYMENT of taxes thereon for the year 1885. excep
such as was purchased by the Commonwealth 8
former sales description of which real estate can
be Seen at my Office or the Couf ty Clerks office.
J. N MCFARLAND.
Treasurer OF Augusta County.
nov25 At VV& copy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25

The call for Labor Convention to
meet in this city in January next, by
Assembly No. 2711 K. of l.. is timely,
and we hope that the wageworkers of the
State will send delegates fitted in every
respect 10 represent them and take care
of their interests. They have men OF
marked ability in their ranks. and this
convention should be the best and largest
ever held in the old Commonwealth.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25
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A1-Seats ON sale at Oliviers at 10 d. m. Monday.
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IfOR RENT.-A Store Room on East Main St.
L next door TO DR.. Patters. ms office. Fol
further information apply to
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25

Postmaster. General Villas recommends
that the postage on drop letters be reduc-
ed to one cent.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25

Our stock is full and complete and will compare
favorably with any stock Of ike oh racter in the
larger cities, and we guarantee satisfaction both
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25

r AIDES ARE OFFER ED plain neeGlewOrk
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-11-25

All four of the Anarchists hung the
other day in Chicago were connected with
the newspaper profession.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-07-08
1poetrp,
"WANTED-A SITUATION.

1t is really most distressing
That, although my needs are pressing,
can not make the money that inferior fellsws can;
Nor find an occupation
In this PhiIistinisI nation,
Cougenal to collegebred and cult waited man.
My talents-they are many
DO not bring me in penny,
While the unemlightened vulgar 90 Oh he .l.ing up
their gains
1 can do SO mnch that they cart.
But all situations vacant
Are reserved, as discover, for the men of vacant
brains.
was noted when at college
For very special knowledge
OF history, AZ tiqnitieS and numSmatc lrse---
But in Coinage early dated,
Nv interest has abated
Some interest on our modern coins woald benedt
me mole.
In the .'ologies' ami ->m>,
In all tLeologc schisms
III the speculative systems OF both Old and modern
thought,
am versed, may say deeply,
But my views I'd part with cheaply,
Could ascertain the market where that hind OF
thing Is bought.
am trying legal practice,
But the melancholy factis
That. although passed with hoIors when | tool.
my law degree.
And did credit TO my tutors.
do net suit the uitors
And my knowledge OF ice->imrit ices bring Il
simple fee,
The thought som times harhor.
Tat 10 be chatty barber,
Conductor on a mtice- ear. driver of v.,n---
To get place as water.
or run elevator
Are about The only chances for cultivated man.